Every county, on its own page
Every U.S. county: cash rent, land value, corn yield, crop insurance record and drought, on its own page. Pick a state or search a county. Built 2026-10-19. Every figure names its source; nothing is added into a score.
By state
Farm loans by Fed district, 2026 Q2
In all 5 districts that report, more ag bankers said loan repayment was lower than a year earlier than said higher, and more said renewals or extensions were up. Each state page shows its own district.
Chicago 7th · 2026 Q2
Iowa; parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin
Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier. Repayment index 73, renewals or extensions index 124.
Source: Chicago Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.
St. Louis 8th · 2026 Q2
Arkansas; parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee
Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier. Repayment index 66.67, renewals or extensions index 126.19.
Source: St. Louis Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.
Minneapolis 9th · 2026 Q2
Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota; parts of Michigan, Wisconsin
Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier. Repayment index 75.93, renewals or extensions index 142.59.
Source: Minneapolis Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.
Kansas City 10th · 2026 Q2
Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming; parts of Missouri, New Mexico
Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier. Repayment index 85.21, renewals or extensions index 118.31.
From 2025 Q3 the Kansas City Fed's results also count Farm Credit System lenders, not only commercial banks. The dotted line marks it.
Source: Kansas City Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.
Dallas 11th · 2026 Q2
Texas; parts of Louisiana, New Mexico
Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier. Repayment index 96.15, renewals or extensions index 103.85.
Source: Dallas Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.
How this works
Each quarter, ag bankers in the district say whether each item was higher, lower or the same as a year earlier. The index is the percent saying higher, minus the percent saying lower, plus 100. Over 100 means more said higher; under 100, more said lower; 100 is an even split.
The numbers come from the Kansas City Fed's table of every district survey. Chicago and Dallas quarters are checked against those banks' own files; a quarter where the two disagree is left out rather than guessed, and shows as a gap in the chart, as does a quarter not reported. Left out where the two files disagree: Chicago: 2010 Q2, 2022 Q2, 2025 Q3; Dallas: 2010 Q1, 2010 Q2, 2010 Q3, 2010 Q4, 2011 Q1, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q4, 2013 Q3, 2015 Q3, 2015 Q4, 2016 Q4, 2017 Q1, 2019 Q3, 2019 Q4, 2020 Q1.
Fed districts do not follow state lines: a split state shows each district that reports. Richmond and San Francisco have no reading in the table after 2021 Q4 and 2020 Q2, so they are not shown. Read 2026-10-28.